We started another year! And as I said last month 2019 went by very fast. Each New Year brings us an invitation to start over, to change, to hope that something new and good will happen to us, hope that we are going to put into practice goals, plans, and Read more…
One of the most helpful events in the life of any broadcaster is to meet with listeners and get first hand feedback on programming and reception. Senior Producer Konstantin traveled to Russia and met with our long time listeners. Meetings were very productive and we received good input and some Read more…
The Names of God, each powerful and meaningful, we study all of them in a series of programs and today we talk about Yahweh, which means “The Lord.” Yahweh is derived from the Hebrew word for “I AM,” it is the proper name of the divine person, coming from the Read more…
Hot days and evenings spent sharing stories, food, and the good news of faith and hope in Jesus. The genuine feeling of love we feel with our Christian family is unforgettable. We would like to share a glimpse with you of Cuba today, the November mission trip to Havana, Cuba Read more…
“You crown the year with a bountiful harvest; even the hard pathways overflow with abundance. The grasslands of the wilderness become a lush pasture, and the hillsides blossom with joy. The meadows are clothed with flocks of sheep, and the valleys are carpeted with grain. They all shout and sing Read more…
Donors, friends, and family members of our staff frequently fill our days of work with joy by visiting us at our operation center. One day this month a visitor filled my heart with joy and inspiration of honor. Mrs. Susan Perry from Abilene Texas, visited us with her niece. As Read more…
It’s been around since 1792. And it’s the oldest continuously-published periodical in North America. But the 2020 edition of The Old Farmer’s Almanac is all about what’s new. It’s traditionally had information about the U.S. weather outlook, astronomy, gardening, and cooking. The latest edition will have information about the latest Read more…
We start the last month of the year, December. I don’t know if for everyone, but for me this year has gone by very fast. I believe that the speed of information and the rush of our daily lives makes our perception and management of our time difficult, resulting in Read more…
As we get to the close of 2019, I like to greet our listeners who have written to us consistently throughout the year. Nathaniyelu Manubru has written from five times this year expressing his love for African Pathways radio program and in three occasions, Nathaniyelu has taken time to record Read more…
News headlines show internal strife, proxy wars, mass migration and international interests colliding in the region of Middle East and North Africa. The rapid pace of change, especially the transfer of information, is affecting demographic structures and identity in the region. Young Arabs are struggling with political, social and cultural Read more…